Douglas Kiki Ragdoll Cat Plush Stuffed Animal

Cute, soft and the perfect replica of one of “Taylor Swifts” cats she has.

Very cute and soft. Perfect size and weight for my granddaughter to carry around. This is the first cat in her douglas collection but probably not the last.

I bought these for two little girls, aged 3 and 6, who are both cat lovers. The three year old can hardly put it down at all. She’s in love with it. The 6 year old enjoys it as well and was quite happy to receive it. The cats look realistic and are a lovely toy to sit on a child’s bed. I think the cats are a nice weight. Not too heavy, but substantial and not cheap feeling. These cats are certainly huggable and something that kids enjoy for the long term. They don’t tire of carrying them around. I would absolutely recommend them for kids or any age, and I think the elderly who are no longer able to care for pets would be thrilled to have one as well.

I was very happy with this purchase for my elderly parent in a nursing home. I wish the cat had a mouth and whiskers, but other than that it is very realistic and lifelike and much loved. The fur is lifelike and very soft, and soothing for my parent to hold and caress.

Cute, has great detail

I purchased the Douglas Kiki Ragdoll Cat stuffed animal because I had purchased the Douglas Puzzle Calico Cat stuffed, a few years prior, and loved Puzzle's fairly realistic features -- especially the 'life-like' size of an adult cat being one of these features. Fast forward a few years later, and I thought I'd order another Douglas kitty stuffed animal, and I chose Kiki. I checked the Amazon listing for the size of Puzzle against Kiki's listed size on Amazon, and both were noted as 19". I just received Kiki, today, however, and this stuffed animal is considerably smaller than Puzzle. So, I got out the measuring tape to compare. Measuring the further point of the front paw to the furthest point of the back paw (measured as stuffed animals are poised laying flat on their bellies), Puzzle measures a little under 19" -- not including the tail -- and with the tail (to the furthest end of the tail), Puzzle's measurement is a little under 24". Kiki's measurement from the furthest point of the front paw to the furthest point of the back paw is a little under 15" -- and with the tail (to the furthest end of the tail), Kiki's measurement is a little under 19". The above all said, I checked back to both ads for Kiki and Puzzle on Amazon (I purchased both on Amazon) and both ads read "Measures 19" (48 cm) long." So I suppose the ads are correct in that both stuffed animals do measure 19", in some capacity, but the 19" measurement is different as Kiki has a TOTAL length of 19" (further point of the front paw all the way back to the end of the tail), whereas Puzzle measures 19" in length from the furthest point of the front paw to furthest point of back paw, NOT including the tail. I thought I should point this out as I was purchasing Kiki assuming the 19" size would be equivalent to what Puzzle's size was, but Kiki is much smaller than Puzzle. Puzzle is closer to the size of an adult cat (which is what I was going for), whereas Kiki is more like the size of juvenile kitten. I hope that my experience will help others to understand what you're buying with the 19" size notation on the ad. Please see picture I've attached for reference. Thanks!

Little sister loved it & came on time

Gave this to an elderly woman with dementia. She loved it.